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To: fastcats who wrote (72171)	9/18/2010 5:56:11 PM
From: Cheeky Kid	Respond to of 110653

Just because True Image 2011 is buggy, it does not mean the boot CD is buggy, it could be other features you use while in Windows 7. I only use the OEM boot CD, never ran imaging software from the OS since I started using it back in 1999. Back in 1999 I used Drive Image, then when Symantec took over I went to True Image. Mind you back then, you could not run it from the OS, it had to be from the boot floppies. I don't use Windows 7, I use XP Pro and True Image 2010. IMO True Image 10 is buggy, had a really bad experience with version 10, and remember, True Image 10 was out before Windows 7 was released.